Many financial companies are expected to shut down their internal AI tools soon—not just because of the cost, but because these tools can be deadly.
Take the Binance incident, in which more than $6 billion was stolen, for example. The hackers first used malware and fake job interviews to gain access to the internal network, then used an internal AI tool to quickly move laterally and take over more colleagues’ accounts. Without it, they would have had to investigate things one by one, making it much easier to trigger security controls and get blocked.
Take the Binance incident, in which more than $6 billion was stolen, for example. The hackers first used malware and fake job interviews to gain access to the internal network, then used an internal AI tool to quickly move laterally and take over more colleagues’ accounts. Without it, they would have had to investigate things one by one, making it much easier to trigger security controls and get blocked.